Cass County Jail Inmate Lookup

Cass County Jail Overview

Cass County Jail is operated by the Cass County Sheriff's Office. The county jail page identifies Sheriff Ed Schroder as the department head and lists the jail at 100 Court Park in Logansport. The facility serves the local jail role: newly arrested adults, people waiting for a Cass County court appearance, locally sentenced inmates, and people held on local warrants, holds, or other short-term custody reasons. It is not an Indiana Department of Correction prison and should not be used as the public lookup route for someone already sentenced and transferred to state custody.

The official county page gives useful rules for mail, video visitation, phone accounts, and commissary, but it does not publish a live online roster, rated capacity, housing-unit list, or booking desk schedule. That gap changes the lookup workflow. Instead of starting with a roster link, a current-custody check should begin with the jail phone line, then move to Cass County public-information channels, Indiana MyCase for filed court cases, IDOC for sentenced state custody, and federal or immigration locators only when the facts point away from local county custody.

The official Cass County Jail page is the source for the local jail rules shown below.

The screenshot matters because it shows the county's own jail page is a rules-and-contact page, not a public current-inmate roster.

Cass County Jail Capacity and Population

No official Cass County source in the research set published a rated bed capacity, current population count, average daily population, annual bookings figure, or demographic breakdown for the county jail. The statewide INjail portal exists for participating counties, but Cass County was not listed among participating counties when the county list was inspected on June 12, 2026. The county jail page also did not publish a live count. For that reason, population statements for this jail should stay limited to the custody categories the facility handles rather than invented totals.

How to Look Up an Inmate at Cass County Jail

Cass County does not publish an official live jail roster on the county jail or sheriff pages. The correct lookup route is a fallback chain, not a single roster click. Start with Cass County Jail at (574) 753-7800 for current custody and release questions. Have the person's full legal name, date of birth or age, arrest date, and arresting agency if known. If the arrest is recent, call before relying on a court search because a court case may not exist until charges are filed.

1. Call Cass County Jail at (574) 753-7800 to ask whether the person is currently held locally.
2. If a formal record is needed, use the Cass County public-information request process and include exact identifying details.
3. Search Indiana MyCase after a prosecutor or court filing exists; MyCase is for court cases, not jail housing status.
4. Search the IDOC incarcerated locator only if the person may have been sentenced or transferred to state custody.

Indiana SAVIN or VINELink can help with custody notifications. BOP and ICE locators are separate federal and immigration systems. A no-result response in one system does not prove release because each database covers a different custody stage.

Cass County Jail Address and Contact

Use the Logansport address for the public jail location and use the separate vendor mail address only for standard inmate correspondence. The sheriff's office page lists Jail Commander Mike Anderson at (574) 732-2546 and Assistant Jail Commander Cam Biggs at (574) 732-2526, but general current-custody questions should start with the jail's main number.

Visiting Someone at Cass County Jail

Cass County Jail uses HomeWAV for electronic video visitation. The county page lists visits from 7 AM to 10 PM daily. On-site video visitation kiosks at the facility are free to use, while remote video visits are available through HomeWAV and carry vendor charges. Visitors must be at least 16. Food, drinks, cell phones, cameras, and recording devices are prohibited during visits. Because custody status can change quickly, confirm the person is still housed at the jail before scheduling or traveling.

Mail, Phone, and Money at Cass County Jail

Standard inmate mail does not go to the public jail address. Letters, photos, and regular mail use the third-party processing address shown in the table. Books from a publisher are different and must be sent directly to the jail at 100 Court Park. Mail must include the sender's full name and complete return address. The jail lists many mail limits, including no padded, foam, bubble-wrap, plastic, or cardboard mailers; no hardback books or magazines; no Polaroids; no blank paper or envelopes; no staples or paperclips; and no unknown substances, glitter, perfume, glue, paint, crayon, or similar items.

Booking and Intake at Cass County Jail

Cass County does not publish a detailed local booking timeline, so intake details should be treated as a standard county-jail sequence confirmed by the jail when timing matters. A person arrested by a police department, sheriff's deputy, or another law-enforcement agency may be transported to Cass County Jail for local booking. Indiana sheriff duties include taking photographs, fingerprints, and other identification data for people taken into custody for felonies or misdemeanors. Jail staff then create the booking record, screen for safety and medical needs, inventory property, and classify housing according to facility rules.

Court information is a separate path. Booking charges can be different from filed charges because the prosecutor and court process may amend, reduce, dismiss, or add counts. Bond information may appear in MyCase after filing, but a person can still be held on another warrant, probation or parole hold, DOC hold, federal hold, immigration detainer, or no-bond order.

About Cass County Jail

The jail sits in the Court Park area of downtown Logansport near Cass County court and prosecutor offices. The nearby government building at 200 Court Park houses offices such as the prosecutor and courts, while the jail's public address is 100 Court Park. That distinction matters for visitors because court hearings, records requests, and jail visitation are not the same task. Cass County public-information forms may be submitted by email to Publicinformationofficer@casscountyin.gov or in person in the County Auditor's Office at the Cass County Government Building.

Booking-photo access should be handled through official records channels. The Cass County pages reviewed did not publish a mugshot gallery or recent-booking photo feed, and Cass was not available as a participating county in the inspected INjail public portal list. Indiana law gives sheriffs duties around photographs and identification data for people taken into custody, but public release still depends on Indiana public-records rules and exemptions. Jail surveillance and correction-officer body-camera material are a separate category and may require lawful process rather than an ordinary public request.

The most useful facility-specific rules are practical ones: standard mail routes through San Antonio, publisher books route to the jail, commissary is ordered Tuesday and delivered Wednesday, released inmates have 72 hours to pick up commissary or release it to another inmate, and no incoming inmate calls are accepted. No official sheriff mobile app, roster app, active-warrant list, or mugshot gallery was located in the official Cass County sources reviewed.